- 4A Lighting Grid Instructions
- 702t_manual
- 744T Shortcuts
- 744t_manual
- Arri Magazine Help Sheet
- ArriBL Tips
- ArriSRTips
- Audio Problem with Sony Video Cameras
- Batteries
- bayonet_to_cmount
- Blimp/Zepplin Shock Mount Assembly
- Bolex Tips
- Computer Cables
- Connect Sound Devices 744T Digtial Audio Recorder to Denecke Time Code Slate
- CP 16 Tips
- DV Tips
- ELECTRICITY IN THE STUDIOS
- Firewire Drives
- Green Screen
- Hard Drive Formatting Windows and Mac
- HMI Lights
- HVR-A1U-US
- International Electrical Plugs
- jib assembly
- Marantz660
- Microphone Chart
- Notes on Electricity
- Oracle Matte Box and Follow Focus
- Panasonic HMC150
- Panasonic HVX
- Panning Rates
- Restricted Items
- Sony EX cameras
- Sony iLINK Warning
- SONY PMW-EX1 MANUAL
- SONY PMW-EX3 MANUAL
- Sony Portadat Tips
- Sony V1U manual
- Sony versus Panasonic
- Sony Z5U
- Speed Controllers
- Splicer
- Troubleshooting the Reservation System
- Vignetting
- Which Battery do I need
- Which bulb do I need
- Which cable do I need
- Which tripod fits my FILM camera.doc
- Which Tripod fits my VIDEO Camera
Equipment Tip Sheets
Vignetting
Several students have experienced problems with vignetting while shooting with the CP-16 cameras equipped with Angenieux 10-150mm zoom lens.
I shot a series of tests with all of our 10-150 lenses and could not duplicate the problem. I consulted with a lens repair expert and he told me that vignetting occurs when trying to shoot wide angles at distances closer than five feet. He pointed out that this is the reason the focus ring on the 10-150mm lens has a red line under five feet.
Please be aware that all of our Arriflex and CP-16 zoom lenses (Angenieux 10-150mm, 12-120mm, and Zeiss 10-100mm) are designed to operate past a minimum distance of five feet. Even though focus may be achieved less than five feet, vignetting may be a problem, especially at the wider end of the zoom range.
